Researchers from the University of the Sunshine Coast are seeking young drivers who have been diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and their parents to participate in a road safety study.

In a court case that will feature more spells than adjournments, the fictional Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry will go on trial at USC's annual Imaginarium and Open Day on Sunday 9 August.

University of the Sunshine Coast graduate Scott Ford is now working aboard a Queensland Government Air Rescue helicopter after completing his Honours in Biomechanics.

A University of the Sunshine Coast exercise expert will present the science of taking an athlete’s performance from good to great in a public lecture on Friday 7 August.

University of the Sunshine Coast researcher Naomi Stekelenburg has shed new light on one of literature’s most controversial figures – and she’s not talking about Christian Grey.

As USC's first Professor of Disruptive Technologies, Stuart Smith has a keen interest in the way digital technologies are rapidly transforming the way we live, work and play.

Having environmental art in the community encourages people to look after their environmental surroundings, USC researcher Megan Marks has declared.

Up to 500 Year 5 students from 15 schools in the Gympie region will gain hands-on exposure to a variety of interesting careers at a "Smart Steps: Jobs to Go" expo on Wednesday 22 July.

USC has teamed up with the Queensland Police Service to launch Queensland’s first Student Watch – a project similar to the highly successful Neighbourhood Watch scheme.

Almost 1,750 new students will receive a friendly introduction to university life at USC's Semester 2 Welcome Week starting Monday 20 July.

Visitors to the USC's exciting annual Imaginarium on Sunday 9 August will be in the running to win a trip to an exotic overseas location.

The University of the Sunshine Coast will welcome more than 40 new students to its growing Gympie campus with a special Semester 2 Welcome Day on Thursday 16 July.

Academics and students are gearing up for two rapid-fire competitions that will cap off the University of the Sunshine Coast’s 2015 Research Week on Thursday 16 July.

Former Queensland State of Origin halfback Scott Prince will be among the line-up of children's authors presenting at this week’s Voices on the Coast festival at the University of the Sunshine Coast.

A multi-level parking facility unlike any other in the region will be officially opened at the University of the Sunshine Coast on Wednesday 15 July at 10.30am.

A University of the Sunshine Coast graduate is using his Executive Master of Business Administration to help save lives.

USC's women’s hockey team has emerged as a surprise victor at the 2015 Northern University Games held in Toowoomba last week.

A group of USC students will be at the forefront of international research into humpback whale tourism when they travel to Tonga for a study tour in late July.

A free public seminar that will provide insights into what the Sunshine Coast could look like in 15 years’ time will be held on Thursday 16 July as part of USC's annual Research Week.

USC Lecturer in Serious Games Development Ben Rolfe might not have a jobs market crystal ball, but the high-tech computer and visualisation equipment he uses has given him great insight into some emerging new careers.

A USC academic who is dedicated to determining how much sunlight exposure is healthy for people has just returned to Australia after receiving an impressive international award in the United States.

An academic from Canada will present a talk on the topic 'Indigenous Constitutional Politics, Reconciliation and Decolonisation' as a special NAIDOC Week event at USC on Friday 10 July.

USC has won competitive grants valued at more than $1.4million for three major research projects aimed at improving workplace safety, encouraging safer driving and boosting koala conservation.

USC Business student Laura Ehsman has the corporate world firmly in her sights after securing a graduate accounting position with global professional services firm PricewaterhouseCoopers.

The University of the Sunshine Coast School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine has contributed to an international study into the use of drips in patients.

USC and Sunshine Coast Council will stage three industry breakfasts from 14-16 July to help strengthen links between research and business across the region.

Ninety athletes from USC will head to Toowoomba this weekend to compete in the 2015 Northern University Games from 5-9 July.

USC academic Dr Lisa Chandler has co-curated a national art exhibition which uses Indigenous and non-Indigenous perspectives to reimagine the encounter between Captain James Cook’s crew and Aboriginal people in 1770.

Internationally-acclaimed author and USC Associate Professor Gary Crew will this weekend launch his latest novel – a fascinating recount of the fate of two young castaways in the Torres Strait.

Exhibitions that celebrate the canoe-making skills of the Kabi Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi people and the print-making artistry of villagers in Vanuatu will open at the University of the Sunshine Coast Gallery on Thursday 9 July.

Lucy Delaforce of Boondall has gained employment with Ghost Tours Pty Ltd at Brisbane's Boggo Road Gaol while completing a Bachelor of Business at USC SouthBank.

A new program offered by the University of the Sunshine Coast is focusing on helping gym goers put on weight, rather than lose it.

The sustainability of the region’s surfboard-making industry will be in the spotlight at one of three public seminars during USC's annual Research Week from 13-16 July.